Translation of "Panneau indicateur de zone de marche prudente " (French → English) :

cautionary limit sign

switching zone sign

yard limit approach sign | yard limit approach

Comparably to other employment-related indictors, several Eurozone Member States (Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria, Finland) have been experiencing downturn of their labour markets with the recent increases in the NEETs rates from levels still below the EU average.

21. Calls on the Member States, while prudently balancing their budgets, to take particular account of the social impact of economic measures, to commit themselves to providing more and sufficient funding and to take effective, focused measures to ensure that disparities in development within geographical regions (both rural and urban) are not passed on in the form of social inequality and inequality of opportunity which already manifest themselves at an early age; believes that this should not be allowed to happ ...[+++]en at later stages either, and that it is therefore necessary, on the basis of social and economic indicators, to identify the areas (small localities or parts of settlements) in which economic, social and other disadvantages are concentrated; stresses that greater attention should be devoted to helping these areas to catch up; notes with concern that children from disadvantaged families are unjustifiably over-represented in special needs schools; underlines, in this context, the importance of needs being recognised and of early childhood development, non-discrimination, equal access to high-quality education, and family stability;

27. Welcomes the strong decrease in the number of countries under the excessive deficit procedure – down to 11 in 2014 from 24 in 2011; notes that due to this fiscal improvement the fiscal stance in the EU is now expected to remain broadly neutral in 2015; asks the Commission to assess whether the EU fiscal stance is compatible with the need to increase investment; expresses its concern, however, about growing inequalities, decrease in purchasing power, high long-term unemployment and youth unemployment, and the still very high public and private indebtedness of a number of Member States in the euro area, a circumstance that not only hinders growth but also constitutes a substantial risk in case of possible future shocks; calls on the Commission t ...[+++]o adopt a prudent and conservative interpretation of the growth indicators and to review the quality of economic forecasts, as previous Commission forecasts have too often been revised downwards;

27. Welcomes the strong decrease in the number of countries under the excessive deficit procedure – down to 11 in 2014 from 24 in 2011; notes that due to this fiscal improvement the fiscal stance in the EU is now expected to remain broadly neutral in 2015; asks the Commission to assess whether the EU fiscal stance is compatible with the need to increase investment; expresses its concern, however, about growing inequalities, decrease in purchasing power, high long-term unemployment and youth unemployment, and the still very high public and private indebtedness of a number of Member States in the euro area, a circumstance that not only hinders growth but also constitutes a substantial risk in case of possible future shocks; calls on the Commission t ...[+++]o adopt a prudent and conservative interpretation of the growth indicators and to review the quality of economic forecasts, as previous Commission forecasts have too often been revised downwards;